Thursday March 01, 1973 | House of Representatives - Australian Parliament

The 200 most common words used in parliament on Thursday March 01, 1973 were:

Word	Frequency
country	120
minutes	107
order	104
motion	103
statement	94
area	92
division	82
great	75
security	73
policy	71
side	71
fact	66
nation	65
Singapore	64
services	64
previous Government	64
place	61
Defence	59
hours	58
terms	56
national	55
action	55
development	53
hope	53
relation	51
decision	51
forces	50
Cabinet	48
interest	48
opportunity	47
public	46
speak	46
today	45
troops	44
standing	44
point	43
long	43
bells	42
situation	41
concern	41
problem	41
work	41
industry	40
sitting	39
reason	38
Five Power	38
Labor Party	38
proposal	37
election	37
number	37
things	37
rights	37
business	36
Standing Orders	36
countries	35
seek	35
rules	34
find	33
benefit	33
local government	33
previous	32
commitment	32
doubt	32
period	32
debates	32
occasions	32
remarks	32
refer	32
patients	32
Minister for Defence	32
Conference	31
homes	31
case	30
change	30
measure	30
attention	30
Country Party	30
call	29
issue	29
Bendigo	29
telephone	29
Postmaster General	29
United States	29
night	28
primary	28
community	28
making	28
assistance	28
form	28
political	28
moved	28
prepared	28
mentioned	28
Mr Daly	28
Mr Whitlam	28
trade	27
loss	27
full	27
unit	27
told	27
involved	27
increase	27
adjournment debate	27
clear	26
notice	26
purpose	26
support	26
Press	26
consideration	26
agreement	26
man	26
understand	26
regard	26
society	26
Queensland	26
industries	26
point of order	26
leave	25
provide	25
proposed	25
attitude	25
attack	25
programme	25
good	25
subject	25
argument	25
ringing	25
Deputy Leader	25
private members	25
system	24
persons	24
heard	24
receive	24
cost	24
responsibility	24
colleagues	24
seeking	24
Malaysia	23
cent	23
standard	23
asked	23
personal	23
opportunities	23
morning	23
raised	23
lot	23
Five Power Arrangements	23
Power Arrangements	23
put forward	23
view	22
received	22
provided	22
answer	22
concerned	22
meeting	22
basis	22
respect	22
China	22
industrial	22
Deputy Prime Minister	22
Minister Mr Whitlam	22
Deputy Prime	22
Governor General	22
trade union	22
move	21
stated	21
accept	21
policies	21
continue	21
foreign	21
called	21
bring	21
pay	21
gag	21
financial	21
legislation	21
referred	20
Council	20
lack	20
secret	20
entitled	20
allowed	20
thought	20
discussion	20
congratulate	20
Deputy Speaker	20
union	19
Liberal	19
education	19
conditions	19
pressure	19
stand	19
honour	19
times	19
principle	19
reply	19
temporary	19
knew	19
brought	19
stage	19